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​Oil prices jumped in February, as Arctic weather hit output in Texas and OPEC held back supply growth. US demand is also improving steadily, encouraging the bullish narrative.Although the oil market...

China’s capital in- and outflows have risen strongly since early 2020, following the easing of policy restrictions both ways. However, China’s integration into the global financial system has only jus...

New Covid variants are a risk, but improving health conditions and increasing vaccine distribution signal the economic recovery is poised to strengthen. The K-shaped recovery theme persists, with in...

Chairman Powell reaffirmed the Fed’s extremely dovish forward guidance. While he was hopeful that improved health conditions and ongoing vaccines will usher a return to “more normal conditions later t...

The election of President Biden and events surrounding the poisoning and arrest of Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny have led markets to add a sanctions risk premium onto Russian ruble pricing....

A white paper collaboration between Oxford Economics and Cognizant on the trends affecting the future of work, with the focus guided by the digital impact.

The chemicals and petroleum industry has long used M&A as a critical strategy.

Warranty data can be a valuable resource for automotive companies if they collect it, integrate it with other quality-related data, and analyze it with AI.

Security experts should be embedded in the corporate M&A process and play a key role in all its phases.

Without effective security, IIoT benefits may come at a high cost for travel companies.